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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1917

Page

14

Funeral for Major General Funston in San Antonio

A military funeral service in San Antonio honored Major General Frederick Funston, commander of the Southern department, who died suddenly last night from a heart affection. Regulars from Fort Houston, National Guardsmen from Camp Wilson, and thousands of civilians attended today’s ceremony.

San Antonio Tex Fort Houston Camp Wilson Frederick Funston Southern Department

Daughter Sues Dad Over Maid Services in Family Row

Carrie J. Pavitt testified she worked for her father Andrew D. Wayland as maid, housekeeper and bookkeeper while he was a retired Dorchester teamster. She seeks 1820 dollars for services and stated she tended hens, cows, milked neighbors, managed the furnace and did everything.

Carrie J. Pavitt Andrew D. Wayland Dorchester

Harvard Tech fight over McKay fortune endowment

Trustees under Gordon McKay's will oppose transferring the 5.5 million held by Harvard to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Judge Pierce hears Harvard requests for instructions as to handling the fund now in Harvard's possession and potential future value.

McKay Tech Harvard Gordon McKay Harvard University Applied Science Institute of Technology Pierce The Supreme Frank T. Stanley Swampscott George E. Gilbert Newton Massachusetts Institute of Technology Charles W. Eliot University Newport Eliot University Corporation Judge Endicott Frederick Ames Dr. Eliot Harvard and Technology Great Fund Shaler Lawrence Scientific School Lowell Maclaurin

Danderine Ad Promises Dandruff Cure and Glossy Hair

An old advertisement touts a 25 cent bottle of Danderine that claims to remove dandruff stop itching and make hair air thick glossy and wavy. The copy emphasizes scalp relief and lasting shine for healthy looking hair.

Danderine Promise of Lustrous Hair Inexpensive Treatment

An advertisement claims Knowlton's Danderine provides instant fullness and shine within ten minutes and, within two weeks, new fine hair will sprout all over the scalp. It is described as the only sure hair grower and cure for dandruff and itchy scalp with dramatic beautifying effects.

Knowlton’s Adot

Jewels of Real Value Debated at Mardi Gras Souvenir

Maiden Elks chose simple coal sugar and a small potato to symbolize jewels at the Mardi Gras festival. Judge Thomas P. Riley served as toast master and praised the souvenir exchange. The necklace on white ribbon went to those who swore they had never lied while others received a red ribbon.

Thomas P. Riley

Waiters' Ball Draws 3000 at Hotel and Restaurant Union

More than 3000 people attended the annual Hall of the Hotel and Restaurant Employees Local 34 ball at Paul Revere and Talbot Halls last night. Mayor Curley attended as guest of honor with leaders including George Wrenn A F L Boston Central Labor Union Harry Jennings and John W Connolly among others. A concert by Stones Orchestra directed by James T Kenney preceded the opening march.

Paul Revere Talbot Halls Curley George Wrenn Massachusetts State Branch A. F. of L P. Harry Jennings Boston Central Labor Union Henry Abrahams Jerry’ Watson Daniel McDonald John W. Connolly Delia Hurley Labor Movement Stone James T. Kenney

St Ambrose L C B A Whist Party Set At Parish House

St Ambrose Branch of the Ladies Catholic Benefit Association will host a market whist at the parish house on Adams Street Thursday evening. Prizes include potatoes sugar and other foodstuffs valued highly in hard times and the event aims to be both socially and financially successful with Mrs Mary H L Burke leading the officers and members.

St. Ambrose Ladies’ Catholic Benefit Association Adams Street Mary H. L. Burke

No Verdict Reached By Jury In Banks Cheney Libel Suit

After seven hours of deliberation the jurors recessed for supper and a stroll then returned around 9 pm. At midnight no verdict was reached and rumors of a disagreement circulated. Judge Hamilton had instructed the jury to stipulate damages on each of five counts.

Banks-Cheney Hamilton

Girl Spurned Forces Attack at Immigration Hearing

Miss Rosario D Urso, 22, said to be left in breach after an engagement with Alfie Leonardi, attacked him at the immigration station hearing yesterday. Leonardi, brought from New York to testify, denied engagement and marriage. Inspectors separated the assailant and escorted her back to detention.

Leonardi New York

John McCormack Concert Impresses Symphony Hall

John McCormack gave the second of four concerts at Symphony Hall to a full house. He impressed with mastery and eloquence in Handel Wolf Ljogren Bleichmann and Rachmaninoff songs and Irish folk songs. Encores drew long applause. Mr McBealh added to the program with a refined tone and tasteful interpretation.

John McCormack Symphony Hall Handel Wolf Ljogren Bleichmann Rachmaninoff Mr. McBealh

Bill for Care of Teeth Laid Over

Representative Leo S. Hamburger’s bill to provide compulsory dental care for children under 16 was reported adversely by the public health committee. Prominent dentists and school authorities supported the measure, but the committee recommended referring the bill to the next legislature.

Leo Hamburger Legislative Committee On Public Health

Beloved Brookline fire horse Dick euthanized after 35 years

Dick the gray Brookline fire department horse died after a veterinary shoot due to a bad turn. Once with Hose Company 1 and later at the fire headquarters, he served 35 years, carrying Chief Johnson and assisting in alarms before retirement.

Brookline Marshall Brownie Hose Company 1 Village Square Fhre Johnson

End of Mercy for Beloved Town Horse Dick

Last week the town’s adored horse Dick grew ill and became paralyzed in both hind legs. Dr. Marshall decided to end his misery, a humane step after the horse’s faithful service to the department and local children.

Department

Little Son is Gaining Dr True's Elixir Ad

Advertisement touts Dr True's Elixir as the family laxative and worm expeller for children showing worms signs. Includes testimonial from Mrs Ida Gagnon of Manchester New Hampshire and price points 35c 50c and 1.00 with Auburn Maine contact for information.

Dr. True Ida Gagnon Manchester N. H Nus Auburn Maine

Advocates Withdraw Support For Convention Nomination Bill

Advocates of a bill to nominate all state officers by political conventions except the Governor and Lieutenant Governor withdrew support during yesterday's House session and the bill was killed.

House of Representatives

Two Aldermen Expelled in Medford Board Dispute

Aldermen James A. Cotting and Herbert F. Dowell were expelled from Medford's Board after refusing a roll call vote. President Frank G. Volpe cited an order requiring roll call votes unless excused, with a prior clash between Cotting and Volpe over rulings on points of order.

James A. Cotting Herbert F. Dowell Medford Board of Aldermen Frank G. Volpe Volpe Cotting

Thayer Denounces Foreign Plots Against America

William Roscoe Thayer told the New England Dry Goods Association at the City Club last night that a secret foreign plotting seeks to Europeanize the United States and subjugate it to a European monarch. He urged strong Americanization as the remedy to preserve democracy and the Union.

Wiliam Roscoe Thayer New England Dry Goods Association City Club America

Board Roll Call Sparks Expulsion Authority Dispute

Cotting and Dowell refused to vote during the roll call. Afterward Cotting claimed the president lacked authority to expel board members and warned any future board actions would be illegal unless he and Dowell were restored to membership.

Cotting Dowell

Beekman Tourist Co Announces Low Excursion Rates

Beekman Tourist Co offers Chicago excursion fares four dollars off one way or seven dollars off round trip. Discounted rates apply to California and Pacific Coast trips with fast trains and good service. Tickets and tours available everywhere from 288 Washington St Boston.

Chicago California Pacific Coast Beekman Tourist Co Washington St Boston

Funeral honors for General Funston at the Alamo

The body was laid in the Alamo the first time the tomb has housed a funeral. A Nine teenth Infantry guard stood at the doorway while crowds filed in from 6 until night. Services were at Fort Sam Houston with Chaplain Barton W. Perry reading the burial service and the Nineteenth Infantry band playing Lead Kindly Light. Florals filled the Alamo as San Antonio residents, from all walks of life, paid tribute.

Alamo Nineteenth Infantry General Funston Fort Sam Houston Barton W. Perry Third Field Artillery Regular Army

Wilson's Tribute Letter To Mrs Funston On Her Husband

President Wilson sent a personal letter to Mrs Frederick Funston expressing grief over the death of her husband Major General Funston. He praised his gallantry, ability, and loyal devotion, noting his skill in delicate tasks and offering sincere sympathy for her irreparable loss.

Washington Wilson Frederick Funston Woodrow Wilson

Mayor Rolph Requests Lie in State for Funston

San Francisco news says Mayor James Rolph Jr asks Major General J Franklin Bell to allow Major General Frederick Funston to lie in state for a day in the rotunda of the new City Hall. The body arrives Friday from San Antonio where Funston died Monday night. Funeral planned Saturday with burial at the National Cemetery in the Presidio.

San Francisco James Rolph, Jr J. Franklin Bell Western Department of the Army Funston New City Hall San Antonio National Cemetery Presidio

Neighbor Sues for Wages in Dorchester Household Suit

In Suffolk Superior Court Judge Be presided as jurors consider Mrs. Pavitt who lives at 826 Dorchester Avenue claiming $10 weekly wages from Oct 20, 1910, to Apr 19, 1914 for housework. Wayland, her father, says he paid $2 weekly plus $1.26 weekly milk deliveries. Relatives testified as the case heads to the jury.

Judge Be Suffolk Superior Court Wayland

Nippy's Pop Plays Tent Pole as Archibald the Pig Buffalo

A colorful feature previews a lighthearted page in the upcoming Sunday Post. It spotlights Nippy's Pop pretending to be a tent pole and Archibald the pet pig pictured as a buffalo, promising child friendly fun.

Nippy Pop Archibald Next Sunday Post

Fruit-a-tives credited by Corine Gaudreau for indigestion cure

Corine Gaudreau of Rocion says Fruit-a-tives cured years of indigestion constipation and dizziness. She urges others to try the remedy and notes it costs 50c a box six for 2.50 or 25c for trial size. Sold by dealers or postpaid from Fruitatives Limited Ogdensburg NY.

Rocion Corine Gaudreau Fruitatives Limited Ogdensburg N. Y

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